Robert M. Hollingworth , Maurice B. Green

Sites of Action for Neurotoxic Pesticides

Name: Sites of Action for Neurotoxic Pesticides
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Author: Robert M. Hollingworth
ISBN: 0841214360

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ISBN:	0841214360
Sorozatcím:	Acs Symposium Series
Kiadó:	American Chemical Society
Kiadás éve:	1987
Kiadás helye:	Washington
Kötés típusa:	fűzött nyl kötés kiadói borítóban
Terjedelem:	334 oldal
Nyelv:	angol
Méret:	Szélesség: 15.50 cm, Magasság: 23.50 cm
Kategória:	Idegennyelv / Nyelvek / Angol / Természettudomány / Egészségügy / Tankönyvek

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Preface ix 
GABA-ERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION 
1. Actions of GABA Agonists and Antagonists on Invertebrate Nerves 
and Muscles 2 
T. A. Miller and A. E. Chalmers 
2. GABA Receptors of the Insect Central Nervous System 14 
S. C. R. Lummis, R. D. Pinnock, and D. B. Sattelle 
3. Responses to GABA and Other Neurotransmitters in Insect Central 
Neuronal Somata In Vitro 25 
Rainer Neumann, George Lees, David J. Beadle, and Jack A. Benson 
4. GABA-Related Systems as Targets for Insecticides 44 
Fumio Matsumura, Keiji Tanaka, and Yoshihisa Ozoe 
5. Bicycloorthocarboxylates: Potent Insecticides Acting 
at the GABA-Regulated Chloride lonophore 71 
Christopher J. Palmer and John E. Casida 
6. Bicyclic Phosphorus Esters: Insecticidal Properties and Binding Sites 
in the Housefly 83 
Yoshihisa Ozoe 
7. Neurotoxic Insecticides as Antagonists of the GABAA Receptor Function... 97 
Jeffrey R. Bloomquist, Pamela M. Adams, and David M. Soderlund 
8. Interactions of Insecticides with GABA-Operated and Voltage-Dependent 
Chloride Channels 107 
M. E. Eldefrawi, D. B. Gant, 1. M. Abalis, and A. T. Eldefrawi 
9. GABA Transaminase and Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase as Targets 
for Insecticides: Biochemical and Toxicological Assessment 122 
D. W. Garamon, H. L. Gingrich, G. Sander, R. R. Stewart, and 
P. A. VanDerWerf 
OCTOPAMINERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION 
10. Octopamine in Insects: Control of Hemolymph Lipid and Visceral 
Muscle in Locusts 136 
lan Orchard and Angela B. Lange 
11. Phenylethanolamine Receptors as Selective Targets for Pesticide Action 154 
James A. Nathanson 
12. Effects of Octopaminergic Agents on the Sex Pheromone Mediated 
Behavior of Adult Lepidoptera 162 
C. E. Linn, Jr., and W. L. Roelofs 
13. Effects of Formamidines on Acarine Dispersal and Reproduction 174 
Charles O. Knowles 
14. Actions of Drugs and Pesticides on Components of Octopaminergic 
Neurotransmission 191 
J. M. Wierenga and Robert M. Hollingworth 
15. N-Acetylation of Octopamine: A Potential Target for Insecticide 
Development 202 
R. G. H. Downer and R. J. Martin 
VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT SODIUM CHANNELS 
16. Sodium Channels: Primary Targets for Insectide Action9  212 
Y. Pichon, M. Pelhate, and U. Heilig 
17. Neuronal Target Sites of Insecticides 226 
Toshio Narahashi 
18. Enhancement of Veratridine-Dependent Sodium Channel Activation 
by Pyrethroids and DDT Analogs 251 
David M. Soderlund, Jeffrey R. Bloomquist, Syed M. Ghiasuddin, and 
Adam M. Stuart 
19. Insect Synaptosomes in Superfusion: A Technique To Investigate 
the Actions of Ion Channel Directed Neurotoxicants by Monitoring 
Their Effects on Transmitter Release 262 
Russell A. Nicholson, Peter Baines, and Philip S. Robinson 
OTHER TYPES OF NEUROTRANSMISSION: 
ACETYLCHOLINE AND GLUTAMATE 
20. Methyllycaconitine: A Potent Natural Insecticide Active 
on the Cholinergic Receptor 274 
K. R. Jennings, D. G. Brown, D. P. Wright, Jr., and A. E. Chalmers 
21. Anthelmintics Affecting GABA and Acetylcholine Receptors 
on Ascaris Muscle Bags 283 
K. A. E Gration and I. D. Harrow 
22. Noncompetitive Antagonism of Glutamate Receptors 298 
P. N. R. Usherwood 
PANEL DISCUSSION 
23. Panel Discussion: Role of Biochemical, Physiological, and 
Neurochemical Research in the Insecticide Discovery Process 316 
A. E. Lund, D. W. Gammon, S. M. Sieburth, M. A. Brown, 
M. E. Schroeder, and K. R. Jennings 
Author Index 326 
Affiliation Index 326 
Subject Index 327